Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Toronto police have identified Mohamud Kheyre as the second victim in the burning vehicle homicides across the city, sparking concerns over public safety and investigation procedures.

Const. Elias Mouawad's guilty plea in a major police corruption case highlights ongoing integrity challenges within the Toronto Police Service, impacting trust and legal accountability.

A man was stabbed near Wilson Avenue and Jane Street in North York, prompting a police investigation. Learn how such incidents affect your legal rights and safety.

A man faces charges for alleged unprovoked assaults on TTC buses in Scarborough. Understand the legal implications for public transit safety in Ontario.

Multiple thefts at Ontario hospitals lead to numerous charges; residents urged to check for unauthorized transactions.

Two Guelph teens face murder charges following a collision on Wellington Road 29 that resulted in the death of a 16-year-old from Puslinch Township.

A North York resident faces charges after OPP seized 650,000 unmarked cigarettes in Port Hope, Ontario, highlighting ongoing issues with contraband tobacco.

The unresolved case of Madison Chard in Port Hope raises community concerns about local safety and police investigation processes.

Victims' families of poison seller Kenneth Law find solace in shared tragedy, advocating for change in suicide prevention.

A Brampton senior was robbed of $20,000 in jewelry during an evening walk, highlighting safety concerns for elderly residents.

A series of unprovoked assaults on TTC buses in Toronto has led to the arrest of a suspect, raising safety and legal concerns for transit riders.

Two men have been charged with second-degree murder following a fatal assault at a Niagara Falls business on Lundy’s Lane.